PS Exclusive ADA* 56" Classic Low Styling Station (w/Framed Mirror)

Marsoni

M251S

$1299.50

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PS Exclusive ADA* 56" Classic Low Styling Station (w/Framed Mirror)DESCRIPTION: Styling Station w bread board pull out, two drawers, fully equipped tilt out tool panel, utility cabinet w tilt out storage and tilt out cabinet with bin for trash or soiled towels. Bulkhead has a shortened lift lid that exposes a bottle well for product storage. Includes framed mirror. DIMENSIONS: 56"W* x 16"D x 34"H (counter) 37"H (top of backsplash) Available in custom sizes. NOTE: Electric Access to be cut on site upon installation.

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Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2025